FAO distributed half a million day-old broiler chickens to families living in the frontline regions of Ukraine

게시됨 2024년 10월 25일

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The Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO), with funding from Japan and France, has provided aid to 18,454 vulnerable families in Ukraine, including day-old chicks and starter feed, to address food security issues and help restore livelihoods. This initiative is part of the FAO's 2024 Emergency Response Plan, aiming to support war-affected households in Ukraine through sustainable agricultural production, strengthening household resilience, and promoting livelihood recovery. Since the beginning of the year, FAO has provided significant support to Ukraine's rural population, offering poultry, cash assistance, and other resources to improve food production and resilience amidst the challenges of the ongoing conflict and winter preparations.

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The Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO), with the financial support of Japan and France, supported 18,454 vulnerable families from the Dnipropetrovsk, Donetsk, Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, Kherson, Mykolaiv, and Odesa regions, providing them with 554,000 day-old chicks and 461.3 tons of starter feed. The aid provided in August-September is aimed both at solving food security problems and at restoring livelihoods. This is reported by the press service of FAO, reports Agrobusiness Today. "By giving these families the opportunity to produce their own food, we help them regain their independence and regain some stability. Poultry farming is a reliable source of high-protein food and a potential source of income from the sale of raised chickens in local markets. FAO remains committed to helping war-affected households by providing them with the support they need to strengthen food security and rebuild their livelihoods,” said Mohammed Azuka, acting head of the FAO ...

출처: Agrobusiness